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Welcome To Daikoku
Daikoku is a hidden gem in the heart of Mexico City, situated near the Japanese Embassy. Known for its authentic Japanese cuisine, this cozy restaurant prides itself on offering fresh, high-quality dishes at affordable prices. From the crispy Sakana Furai to the flavorful Ebi Cheese Furai, every bite is a testament to Daikoku's commitment to traditional flavors. Diners rave about the attention to detail and the laid-back atmosphere, making it perfect for families. The quality of ingredients shines in the diverse menu, including sushi and yakisoba, ensuring a delightful experience with each visit.
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Daikoku
Welcome to Daikoku, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México. This exquisite Japanese restaurant offers a unique dining experience that seamlessly blends tradition with modern flavors. Located just a stone's throw away from the Japanese Embassy at Río Pánuco 170-L3, Daikoku has garnered a loyal following among locals and visitors alike.
The menu is a delightful exploration of Japanese cuisine, showcasing an array of fideos and makimono that excite the palate. From their savory Fideo al Vapor, you can savor options like the Tori Yakisoba with tender chicken and vibrant vegetables, priced at MX$179.00, or indulge in the luxurious Soosu Yakisoba Especial featuring fresh seafood for MX$234.00. Each dish is crafted with precision, ensuring every bite is bursting with authentic flavor.
For those who enjoy a crispier texture, the Fideo Frito section offers delightful variations like the Gomoku Kata Yakisoba Especial—a seafood medley that promises a delightful crunch and richness at MX$271.00.
The Makimono Temaki section brings creativity to the forefront. Items like the Shake Kawa temaki, made with salmon skin for MX$90.00, and the luscious Ikura, featuring salmon roe at MX$174.00, are just a few highlights that showcase the attention to detail and authenticity that Daikoku is famous for. Whether you prefer the crispy texture or the fresh flavors of sushi rolls, there’s something for everyone.
- Daniel Flores raves, "This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Mexico City," lauding the freshness and delightful flavors.
- Jorge Montealegre agrees, calling it the "best Japanese restaurant," where tradition meets affordability.
- Fans like Elena Cardenas appreciate its family-friendly vibe and high-quality dishes, remarking that "the food is fresh and has an amazing taste."
Daikoku is not just about the food; it's about the experience. The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between cozy and clean, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed dining experience. Note that, during peak hours, the service may slow down, but the delectable taste of Japanese cuisine is worth the wait.
Overall, Daikoku stands as a testament to the beauty of Japanese culinary traditions combined with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary dining destination in Mexico City.
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“ This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Mexico City. A couple of blocks from the Japanese Embassy. Everything I've had is always fresh and the flavor is very good. ”
“ Best Japanese restaurant, delicious, affordable, traditional food. I love this place and the attention to detail is the same in this location and Av. Michoacan. ”
“ Excellent restaurant. Laid back family style. Very high quality food at low prices. The food is fresh, has an amazing taste, every time. ”
“ Good quality food Not too much expensive and perfect location ”
“ Super good restaurant and food does tastes as japanese food. The place is small but cozy and clean. They have spots outside for smoking. Service was slow that day due to the amount of people but its usually fast ”
“ This is the best daikoku in town! Hands down. Absolutely delicious sushi and other Japanese dishes. They have drinks and a large menu. It’s very busy on Sunday, I wish the service and the place felt a little less crowded but the food was delicious. House sake was delicious smooth and good with the food. Highly recommend this location! ”
“ Simply put, it's excellent. More specifically, it ticks all the boxes - pleasant decor, friendly and attentive service and amazing and authentic Japanese cuisine. They also offer a nice selection of creamy desserts which, although by no means Japanese, can nevertheless be fully appreciated. ”
“ Great place for Japanese Food, a lot more than simply sushi. Can get crowded during the weekend so get in early or a little bit late for dinner ”